In our roam recap podcast, Jes and I review some of our weekly notes, notes that we weren't able to talk about in our book review episodes.
This weeks episode, we explore one of Jordan B Petersons papers 'Three forms of meaning and the management of complexity.' This is an incredible paper and sheds light on how we envisage the world and how objects present themselves to us.
In addition to this, we also talk about low and high-resolution categories, what rules govern them and whether or not these rules are vulnerable to inaccuracies. This lead nicely to exploring clarity and assumptions, particularly how low clarity or high vagueness can lead to people misinterpreting something and therefore project their assumptions to fill the whole context.
If any of these areas sound interesting to you, give it a listen and be sure to let us know what you thought of it.
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